point d'arret

at the point [French, at the point (of the bow)] A French term for at the point.

Lent – slowly. Moins – less, as in Moins vite (less fast) Modéré – at a moderate tempo.

[French, yield] A musical directive to the performer to yield, or slow down.

/ French (pwɛ̃ dapwi) / nounplural points d'appui (pwɛ̃ dapwi) a support or prop. (formerly) the base or rallying point for a military unit.

French: soldier's name from la pointe 'the point (of a lance), head, tip'. habitational name from Lapointe or La Pointe, names of several places in various parts of France.

In addition, Catholics and other Christians often choose to give up specific pleasures, such as sweets, alcohol, or social media, during Lent as a way to foster simplicity and self-control; many use their cravings or desires for these items as a reminder to pray and to refocus on spiritual matters.

adjective. slow [adjective] not fast; not moving quickly; taking a long time. a slow train. The service at that restaurant is very slow.

Jingle: Jingle is the most popular commercial music. It consists of a very catchy music and memorable lyrics that explain the benefits of the service or product that is being advertised. Free beats and samples from popular songs are often used in jingles to make them more appealing.

When doing “rubato” or “colla voce,” meaning out-of-tempo stuff, keep the tempo moving in the long notes of the voice so that the singer doesn't run out of air. Also remember that “rubato” doesn't actually mean out of tempo; it means MOVING tempo.

stitch point de suture m (plural points de suture) stitch (of surgical suture)

noun. : a collection of points in geometry or topology.

On pointe Standing and dancing on the tips of the toes; also called en pointe (“ahn pwent”). Relevé Rising from flat to demi-pointe or pointe.